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Week of January 18th-24th
Monday 1/18: 9am-4pm
Tuesday 1/19: Closed
Wednesday 1/20: 10am-4pm
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    • Opening Day Update!
      Opening Day Update!December 20, 2020News12/22 UPDATE: As we continue pushing out piles and prepping for the season, we have some unfortunate news to share. We’re sorry to say that we will be pushing our opening day plans back until at least after Christmas. We have identified a potential Covid exposure through our daily employee health screenings and are currently working through our contact tracing and testing protocol. This is certainly not the way that we wanted to start our season, but we are very happy to see that our safety procedures are working and that we were able to catch this incident before we opened to the public. We will keep everyone posted with our new opening plans and will get the lifts spinning as soon as it is safe to do so. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your understanding in these very unsettling times. We wish everyone a happy and safe holiday and look forward to getting out on the slopes with everyone soon ———————————————————————— Well, we’ve made it folks! Opening Day is scheduled for this Wednesday, December 23rd. With the lack of early season snowfall, we’ve been working our snow guns extra hard to try and get South Slope ready to slide. Barring any unforeseen circumstances, that will be this Wednesday! Conditions are sure to be very “early season” with some thin spots present, mainly around the base and top of the lift where snow making is limited. There will be NO beginner terrain, NO rentals, and NO lessons available. Thursday’s forecast, well, let’s just say it is undesirable at best. Please note that for this reason, as well as a lack of terrain and adequate space to accommodate the usual crowds, we will NOT be hosting our annual Christmas Eve Free Ski Day. We do, however, still want to help stock the shelves of the local food pantry, so we will be announcing an alternative food drive event soon. With that said, it’s looking like we’ll be closed the 24th and 25th, with the possibility of a nice lake effect event coming through on Christmas Day. A nice 12 inch storm would allow us to open up more terrain and take some of the pressure off our snow making. Since we can’t rely on that, however, we have a brand new TechnoAlpin T40Max Fan Gun in route to bolster our snow making capabilities and give our arsenal a pretty sweet upgrade. Temps are looking much better after the Holiday, so we’ll be back to making snow within the week. Now, we’re obviously thrilled to get the season started, but there is A LOT to talk about before we do so… This season brings a number of rules and regulations to help curb the spread of COVID-19 and keep our guests and employees safe, both on and off the slopes. We will be following and enforcing all NYS operational guidelines for ski resorts. Please continue reading for more information. ALL GUESTS RESORT WIDE – Socially distance yourself from other guests outside of your household or party as much as possible. – Face coverings will be required AT ALL TIMES while on Snow Ridge property, with the only exceptions being while you are seated for food or drink or while you are actively skiing or snowboarding down the hill and at least 6 feet from other guests. This is a NYS law, violators will not be tolerated. – Contact tracing practices will be implemented in the form of an online or in person check-in. Every visitor MUST check in either before or upon arrival for every visit this winter. You may do so by completing the simple online check in form on our website, or by signing in at the ticket desk. This is NOT a reservation. LIFTS – Face coverings and gloves will be required to ride all lifts. – Please maintain 6 feet of separation in lift lines. – Only ride lifts with members of your own household or party. TICKET SALES – When possible, please have only one member of your group wait in line to reduce congestion in the lodge. – As always, pre-sale lift tickets and rentals are available online to reduce wait times. – Reservations will not be required to purchase lift tickets, but capacity limits will be monitored and ticket sales will be cut off if necessary on peak days. SKI AND RIDE SCHOOL – Lesson reservations are not required, but are highly recommended. Lesson availability may be limited for walk-in customers on peak days. – All guests wishing to take a lesson will be required to complete a quick health screening upon arrival. BUILDINGS – All indoor spaces will be limited to 50% capacity. – Additional seating will be available in the Wax House basement, above the Main Office, and on our brand new Tavern patio! – Please plan to use your vehicle as your own personal locker room in order to relieve congestion in the lodge. – Gear and bags may only be stored on wall hangers or downstairs in the lockers or storage cubbies. NO bags can be left under the tables. – Please limit your time indoors on peak days in order to allow for other guests to warm up and/or eat and drink. Thank you all in advance for helping us navigate this unique season, which I’m sure will still be one of the best yet! Now, bring on the lake effect, and we’ll see everyone on the slopes! Nick Mir General Manager... Read more...
    • Season Pass Assurance
      Season Pass AssuranceSeptember 4, 2020NewsAs we find ourselves nearing the end of a very different kind of Summer, we can’t help but look forward to a snowy winter at the Ridge. Certainly, some things are going to be different this upcoming season. The Wax House will likely be set up to accommodate social distancing, the Tavern may be operating at a reduced capacity, and further health and safety precautions will be set in place. One thing remains certain, however, skiing and snowboarding are undoubtedly two of the safest activities that we could partake in during these crazy times. As we await some more direction from state and local authorities for our winter operations, we wanted to reach out to assure our loyal pass holders that your purchase is and will be protected by our Season Pass Assurance program. Snow Ridge Season Pass Assurance guarantees that if you cannot use your pass this winter for any medical reason, it will be transferred to the ’21-’22 season. Likewise, if Snow Ridge does not open, is forced to close, or stay at home orders are enacted, your pass will transfer to the next season. These transfers will be made at a prorated rate according to the total number of days of operation this winter. We remain very confident that this winter at the Ridge will be one for the record books, but we know that times remain uncertain. We hope that these assurances will give you confidence in your purchase and you can begin to look forward to another incredible winter of skiing and riding! If there is a silver lining to our summer of cancelled events and social distance, it’s certainly that we’ve been able to get a lot done around the resort! New paint continues to go up weekly, a facelift to the Snowy Meadows bathrooms, a new electric drive going into the Ridge Runner lift, the brand new Tavern230 Après Patio, and so many more projects have been completed this off-season. We continue to get more done every day as we push forward to the winter months. Season Passes are on sale now with the first sale deadline coming up on October 1st. Grab yours today to save some money and lock yourself in for a great winter of riding, with that added Season Pass Assurance to keep your mind at ease! We look forward to seeing everyone in only a few month’s time, but until then, stay safe, stay healthy, and watch out for one another. Thank you! Nick Mir General Manager... Read more...
    • Summer Update
      Summer UpdateJuly 28, 2020NewsHello Snow Ridge friends! First and foremost, we hope this note finds you and your family healthy and safe during these turbulent times. I wanted to reach out with an update concerning our summer operations (or unfortunate lack thereof) and what we’ve been up to over the last few months. As you already know, our spring and early summer events were already pushed to next year, including TugMudDare, A Lovely Time, and several private events. Additionally, it is becoming more clear that our late summer and fall events may be in jeopardy as well. At the moment, we do not plan to host our annual Bacon, Brews and Blues or RidgeFest events this year. Obviously with the ongoing pandemic, these events would not fall within the current state guidelines. Things could certainly change between now and then, and if they do we will reassess the situation at that time. However, for the time being we do not have them on our events schedule. We are currently working with couples who booked their weddings with us this summer to either reschedule or move forward in a safe, responsible manner. We are currently booking small events of 50 people or less in the Tavern, Wax House, or outdoors. You may reach out to Cyndy at cyndy@snowridge.com or 315-348-8456 for more information or to book an event! With the downtime due to all the cancelled events, we’ve been keeping ourselves busy sprucing the place up! The Wax House exterior paint project is nearly finished, including a new wall and AC unit to replace the old boarded up windows in the Northeast corner of the building. The Ski Patrol building has received a new paint job, with some new doors and fixtures going into those bathrooms serving Snowy and Little Mountain. We’ve also been working on a new menu for the Tavern, updating the trail map including some NEW trails (more info to come!), acquiring new tower padding for Ridge Runner and North Chairs, upgrading our snow guns, and planning our electric drive replacement to give Ridge Runner some new life! Finally, the project we’re most excited about, the Tavern Après Patio! The site has been excavated, stone has been tamped and graded, and we are ready to pour concrete next week! Our initial crowd funding response was incredible, and we can’t thank those who have backed the project enough. However, we’ve added significantly to the size and cost of the project, so a strong finish to the Kickstarter campaign is crucial this week. If you can help us reach our goal or even just share the info with others, it would be a huge help before the campaign ends this Friday! You can follow this link to get all the details on the project and see all the great rewards available for becoming a backer! I think that about sums it up for now! We’re going to keep working away and we can’t wait to see everyone again someday soon. In the meantime, stay safe and keep an eye out for one another! Nick – GM... Read more...
    • Spring Operating Update
      Spring Operating UpdateMarch 16, 2020NewsHello friends, I just wanted to check in about the recent public health concerns surrounding Covid-19 and what that means for our late season operations and events. These are obviously unprecedented times that we find ourselves in, and we at Snow Ridge are following the ever evolving pandemic situation very closely. In fact, as I finished the first draft of this letter just this morning, we received new developments from NYS that have changed our plans completely. Regardless, this is something that we are taking very seriously and have developed protocols to help guide us through these unique times. The safety of our guests and employees will remain at the forefront of our decision making throughout this entire process. The Governor has just announced a ban on any gatherings of 50+ people throughout the state. Additionally, all restaurants will be required to offer only take out meals, with no dine in service allowed. We certainly understand the need for these new measures being put in place and must do our part to follow them diligently. Simply put, Snow Ridge will be halting all operations for the remainder of the season, including the cancellation of one of our favorite events, the Pond Skim. This is a very difficult pill for us to swallow, but in the end we really don’t have a choice in the matter. If there is any silver lining to be found here, it would certainly be the timing. We can at least be grateful that this shut down is occurring in the final weeks of the season, rather than mid-winter. We’d like to take this time to thank everyone who came to visit us this winter, and all of our incredible staff who make it possible for us to deliver incredible experiences to our guests all winter long. To be clear, Snow Ridge operations will be closed effective immediately including all mountain operations and food and beverage services. Myself and Cyndy will remain available to answer any questions via phone (315-348-8456), email (ski@snowridge.com), or through our various social media channels. Looking forward, the TugMudDare Adventure Run on May 16th is still planned to go on as scheduled. We will keep everyone updated on this as the date gets closer, but we certainly hope to be back to “normal” by that time. We wish the best to everyone out there. Stay safe, watch out for one another, and remember to breathe as we all navigate our way through these crazy times. Thank you all and we can’t wait to see everyone again on the back side of these crazy times. Nick – GM... Read more...
    • Spring Finale
      Spring FinaleMarch 13, 2020NewsHey all, looks like the Spring skiing has come early this year! We will be open this Saturday from 9AM-3PM, and Sunday from 9AM-4PM. Ridge Runner, North Chair, Bunny Bowl, and Snow Pocket will all be spinning this weekend. Rob Hirschey will be playing some live music in the Tavern this Saturday from Noon-3PM, with the Snowmobile Hill Climb starting at 5PM. Sunday is our St. Patrick’s Day Celebration, complete with the giant shamrock on South, Corned Beef Special in the Tavern, and live music from Cathie Timian from 1PM-4PM. The weather is looking perfect all weekend and there is plenty of snow to be had, be sure to come and get it! Next week brings some more warm temps and possible rain, but we’re confident that the snow pack will hold up for at least one more weekend of spring skiing fun. We plan to be open next Friday-Sunday, weather depending. It’s also Pond Skim Weekend! By Thursday, we will announce if the Pond Skim will be Saturday or Sunday, depending on which will be the better weather day. We can’t wait to party with everyone and celebrate the end to another great season at Snow Ridge! Finally, the Spring Pass Sale goes live this coming Monday! 2020-2021 Passes are only $299 until April 30th! Grab your pass early for the cheapest rate online, by phone, or in person at the Main Office. That’s about it for now, we’ll catch you on the slopes this weekend! Nick – GM... Read more...
    • 2/27/20-2/29/20 Storm Updates
      2/27/20-2/29/20 Storm UpdatesFebruary 27, 2020NewsAs the storm rolls in this morning, I figured I would start a post to keep everyone updated throughout the duration of the cycle. Check back here for up to date info about snow totals, operating hours, and the weekend’s events over the next few days! Update #1: 7:30AM Thursday Snow started falling around 6AM this morning, and we’ve already piled up a couple inches in less than two hours. Looks like it will be a pretty killer pow day with free refills all day! Today’s hours of operation are 10AM-4PM, with Ridge Runner servicing 13 trails. There will be NO night skiing tonight due to the difficult travel conditions expected after sunset. The Tavern will also remain closed today, but food will be available in the Wax House. Continuous snowfall means no groomer runs, meaning difficult conditions for beginners. We recommend any beginner skiers or riders hold off until this weekend. Powder hounds, come and get it! And as always, everyone drive safe on your way to and from the Ridge! Update #2: 12:30PM Thursday It’s starting to pile up now! The winds have kicked up and the snow has been falling at about an inch per hour all morning. We’re at 6 inches and counting. We’d definitely recommend some afternoon laps to get a quick powder fix! Lifts spin until 4PM. Drive safe out there. Update #3: 7:00PM Thursday Yeeewwww! We’re up to 14” since this morning and there are no signs of it letting up anytime soon. The blizzard warning remains in effect until tomorrow afternoon, with multiple feet expected to fall in the next 24 hours! Despite tomorrow undoubtedly being an EPIC pow day, the weather conditions will definitely have a chance of effecting operating hours. Keep an eye on tomorrow morning’s report for snow totals and hours of operation. It’s gonna be deeeeep friends! Update #4: 7:00AM Friday 18” and counting! It’s coming down hard again this morning, so that total is sure to rise pretty quickly as we move closer to first chair. It’s going to be a killer pow day up there! Night operations are up in the air currently, as snow is expected to continue throughout the day, so stay tuned for more information on that. Drive safe and we’ll see you in the snow! Update #5: 8:30AM Friday It’s been DUMPING this morning! 22” at the top of the hill since yesterday morning. Come and get it! No updates to operating hours at this time, Ridge Runner opens at 10AM. Update #6: 11:00AM Friday 24″ inches so far and still piling up! We’ve had to make some changes to operating hours and our weekend events to accommodate the snowfall. We will be closing tonight, Friday 2/28 at 4:00PM. Weekend hours remain the same, 9AM-4PM Saturday and Sunday. Our LeapFest Celebration has been postponed to next weekend, March 7th-8th. We’re loving all the snow, but most of the activities scheduled will not go as planned with THIS much snow! Postponing one week will allow the events to work as designed for maximum family fun! We know one thing for sure, the skiing and riding is phenomenal and it will remain so all weekend long. Come and get it!... Read more...
    • President’s Week Update
      President’s Week UpdateFebruary 16, 2020NewsHello fellow skiers and boarders! We’re just checking in this holiday weekend with some updates from across the resort. First off, we will be running Holiday Hours this entire upcoming week. Operating hours for this Monday 2/17 – Sunday 2/23 will be 9AM-4PM every day. There will be NO night skiing this week due to our Holiday Hours being in effect. All lifts are scheduled to operate daily, with Snow Pocket scheduled to run Monday 2/17, Friday 2/21, Saturday 2/22, and Sunday 2/23. The terrain parks are both in full swing now. The Progression Park at the bottom of South offers a variety of smaller features to learn and hone your freestyle skills. The Main Park features two larger jumps at the moment, with some other features being added to round out the setup. Stay tuned for information on the Big Leap Big Air Contest at the end of the month! Speaking of the Big Air, it is a part of this year’s Leap Fest weekend! We have fun activities planned all weekend for the entire family to enjoy. For more information, head over to the event page! If you are not a Season Pass holder this year, we have a great deal for you! Our Buy Now, Ride Now pass allows you to ski the rest of this season for FREE, when you purchase you ’20-’21 Season Pass today! To see rates and order your pass, follow this link or stop into the Main Office before March 14th. The snow has been absolutely incredible the last couple weeks and I hope everyone has had a chance to get out on in it and make some turns! The extended forecast is looking good, with some snow in the mix early this week. We hope you’ll come on out and join us for what is sure to be a great holiday week! See you on the slopes! Nick Mir GM... Read more...
    • Opening Update
      Opening UpdateDecember 11, 2019NewsHey all, I just wanted to throw up a post with an update on our opening plans. It is no secret that the recent rain and warm temps were devastating. Our natural snowpack went from about a foot and a half to just an inch or two in most places. As a resort that relies on natural snow more than most in our area, that was definitely a huge blow to our Opening Day plans. Looking ahead, another quick warmup and more rain is being forecast for this Saturday. Due to these unfortunate weather patterns, we’ll be moving Opening Day back a week to Friday, December 20th. Snowmaking continues tonight and it looks like we’ll be making a return to colder temps and snow after this weekend. We’re ready to hop on our skis and boards as much as anyone, so we know this is a bit of a bummer. But we’re looking forward to kicking off another great season next Friday! We know that lake effect machine is going to kick on eventually, fingers crossed that it’s sometime soon! Thanks for everyone’s patience, and we hope to see you all next week! Nick GM... Read more...
    • Opening Day Announcement!
      Opening Day Announcement!December 6, 2019NewsHello friends! The time has come for another winter season at the Ridge! We have received a generous amount of snow this week, we’ve been making snow whenever temps allow, and we’ll be firing the guns back up again tonight through the weekend. Taking all of that into account, and assuming Monday’s weather doesn’t spoil the fun, we plan to open for the ’19-’20 season on Saturday, December 14th! We plan to have South Slope and Bunny Bowl open with natural and man made snow. With any luck, the snow will keep falling and we can open with more terrain on natural snow. Keep an eye out for an announcement towards the end of next week with a terrain and lift ticket price update. The snowmobile race that was scheduled for the 14th has been pushed back a week to Saturday, December 21st. More info on that can be found at Jerry Rice Racing. We’re excited to get the new season rolling, and we hope you are too! If you need your skis or snowboard tuned up, don’t forget to drop them off to the repair shop so you’re ready for opening day! The office is open from 10am-3pm every weekday, but we can arrange to meet you outside of those hours as well. Simply call 315-348-8456 or email nick@snowridge.com to setup a drop off time. Think snow and we’ll see you on the slopes soon! Nick Mir GM... Read more...
    • ’19-’20 Season Prep!
      ’19-’20 Season Prep!November 13, 2019NewsHello again Snow Ridge friends! We hope everyone had a great summer and thank everyone who attended one of our numerous events! We’ve officially shifted gears here now, and it’s full on winter mode. I just wanted to put up a quick post to update everyone on our off-season progress and upcoming season preparations, so here you go! Painting: If you haven’t seen already, we’ve started changing up our look around here. The single story buildings have gone to a dark gray with black trim, with the two story/taller buildings going white with black trim. You’ll notice the Wax House isn’t quite complete, but it’s going to look great when it’s done! The Office, Rental Shop, and Ski Patrol are in the plans for next summer. Lifts: We’re in great shape with ALL of our lifts this season. All pre-season prep and inspections have been completed, leaving them ready to spin as soon as the lake effect machine kicks on. This is easily the earliest the lifts have been ready to roll in a number of years. We’re feelin’ good! Groomer: The Pisten Bully is in the shop getting some love this week. It is getting all of the general maintenance it needs as well as some new track belts to keep her running in top shape this winter. Definitely looking forward to getting back in the driver’s seat to lay down some corduroy. Snow Making: Our ’19-’20 snow making campaign officially kicked off yesterday! The Nov. 12th start date is definitely the earliest in recent memory, and it has us pretty excited for the upcoming season. It’s yet to be seen how the rest of November will pan out, but laying down some whale tails in early November is always a good sign! The snow guns will continue firing as temps allow, with another good run coming this weekend. Opening Day: Now before everyone starts asking “When are you going to open?!”, let’s remember that it is only November 13th after all. It’s still early, but we’re just as excited as you are to strap on our skis and boards and take some turns! In order to open for the season, we’ll need a long stretch of sub 20 temps for snow making OR just a good old fashioned Tug Hill lake effect dump. Whichever comes first, we’ll be sure to keep everyone updated on our progress and will get those lifts spinning as soon as possible. Well, that’s about all I can think of at the moment. Just a reminder that the final Season Pass deadline is coming up this Friday, November 15th. If you haven’t purchased your Season Pass yet, now is the time to save some coin! We’re looking forward to another great season at Snow Ridge! Now here’s your pre-season homework: Turn those PJ’s inside out, do your snow dance, drop your gear off to our Tune Shop for a sharpen and wax, and get psyched for another great season! Nick Mir GM  ... Read more...

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